Can you make the second class rooms please?❤😊

They might not have had to plot an ambush though, if they had approached the Mary Celeste crew from the perspective of friends, only turning on the crew once aboard, with everyone in sight. There wouldn't be a struggle if that were the case. The Mary Celeste crew wouldn't have known what was going on until it was already too late.

Excellent thankyou RIP those lost 🙏🏼🌷

There’s a good children’s book about a circus ship sinking off of Maine I’ve always read to my daughter

Come to think of it, it's an amazing story with an incredible amount of pictures taken and recorded footage. Thanks for sharing, Tom.

Its INSANE how much was overlooked or straight up ignored in her lifetime. In retrospect, it looks like a company trying to set the record of who could build a vessel with the highest center of gravity.

Hm. Now I can't name my boat the Lesbian, as someone, clearly, already took that. Perhaps I'll name it the Butch. Also, I am definitely subscribing. This content is gold!

The Empress of Ireland sank 2 years after the Titanic and 1 year before the Lusitania.

Recently found you by accident. Amazing how something can be so sad yet so heroic. You did such a wonderful job of bringing a moment in time to life, I had the family sit down and watch this episode. Now I have some catching up to do.

its amazing how people can be so brave and despicable in the same scenarios

30:57 I love that the shrine is still there. He keeps it well maintained. 🙏❤

If I were this captain I would have sobered out and have been messing with the elephants.

Dr Hawkes certainly got more exotic animal treatment experience in one day than he would have ever expected in a port town in Nova Scotia.

Missing one bit of this islands colorful history and characters: The Duke of Catalina -Duke Fishman- served as the unofficial greater of Avalon up until his death in the 1970s.

And you thought the circus was a circus..

I wonder what he thinks about the official LEGO Titanic set 🤔

How do you know it was the same length as the ark Noah built to escape the flood? It's wasn't really Noah's ark, it was God's BTW.

Yanni?

An impossible drinking game would be taking a shot every time the word Frank is said.

Tom, some of my very favourites of your videos are the ones where you illuminate a piece of history I didn't even know about in my own backyard of Atlantic Canada. I grew up spending many summer afternoons poring over the exhibits of the Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic in Lunenburg, which was an easy way for my Nana (a local history buff herself) to keep me easily entertained for a few hours while chatting with her friends in the Lunenburg Genealogy Society upstairs. As a teen and young twenty-something working at a summer camp just outside Annapolis Royal, I would hop across the road from the sail school on my days off to spend my spare change on admission to Fort Anne (and its incredible historic graveyard, including a memorable beer-aided candlelight 'ghost tour' with coworkers), or the O'Dell House Museum, or especially the Sinclair Inn which with its unassuming facade hiding those incredible murals upstairs always felt like a particular hidden treasure (you would likely love Annapolis if you've never been - Two Scoops Ice Cream is a must if you visit). Honestly I think every little town in this part of the world has some little treasure of a small, lovingly maintained museum or two, and a rich collection of history to be shared. It's lovely to see you share it with the world every now and again, and delightful to learn something new along the way! Enjoy your next adventure :)

A cursed ship, if there ever was one.

I wonder what the Zebra's name was. 😧

Amazing there was only one causality

Awesome video! If you ever get the chance check out the HMHS laetitia

Mispah Hotel video, yes!

Did they find the rope the boat was tied to when they boarded the ship?

This was absolutely fascinating as horrible as it was. I hope the captain and all those who were aboard can rest easier with your retelling of their actions

Super interesting!

Schwab investor belonged to wef Schwab piece of 💩 family ?

Your follow up/more in-depth video on the Arctic...is VASTLY better. This video here? Well..if I want fluffed? Covering a shipwreck? I'll seek out Walter Lord

The Vesta survived?!?!? That’s insane!!! The ship was missing its entire front end! Unbelievable!

Bottom line? Basically 40 yards from ship to shore... Teach your Kids how to SWIM

Anyone interested in more "but wait, it gets worse" stories. Look up the sewol ferry sinking

There is a fun picture book based on the story of the Royal Tar. In it the residents save the animals and prevent them from being taken back to another circus

10:46 I think this has to be the first time I've heard a captain's drunkenness actually saving lives.

What a beautiful way to honour these two women, thank you for your tireless effort.

Awesome video! I watched all your videos so far and there all great! so detailed and so well explained. My mom was born in Yarmouth and grew up around 45 min away in Meteghan, NS. My uncle and cousin are volunteer fireman there too. Next time I am there visiting, should be this summer, I will be going to check out that museum! Did you ever think of doing any videos in PEI? Lots of stories here I'm sure, I'm a ship buff as well. So many shipwreck stories out there. If ever you do a video in PEI I use to work at Tourism PEI for almost 12 years so I can point you to all the museums and archives. Cheers! Can't wait for your next video!

What a story. Thank you for your work

Again another great video also the past was the worst...

@9:35 wait... Is that the next generation of 'Part-Time Explorer'?

Hey man, thanks for your videos. They scratch a part of my brain that none other can. From one history lover to another, cheers 🍻